It’s lights camera, action … at Bramley Elderly Action!
The glamour of Leeds International Film Festival – the largest film festival outside London – will be coming to Bramley Lawn next month.
‘Older active film-makers: Cinage at Bramley Lawn’ will run from 1.30-3.30pm on Saturday 14th November and is a screening of 10 short fictional films made by older people in Leeds, Italy, Portugal and Slovenia, on the European Cinage project.
The shorts reveal an experienced and varied perspective on the world.
The films will last about an hour in total. Some of the film-makers will be present to discuss their experiences and answer questions, and attendees will be able to find out how they could get involved in learning how to make a film.
Grab a coffee and a bacon buttie at the Bramley Lawn cafe before the films, and stay for a slice of cake and a post-film discussion with some of the film-makers.
This is a free event. Any donations to Bramley Elderly Action will be welcomed.
Book tickets
To book your place, email franbramleyea@gmail.com. Transport is available for over 60s in Bramley, Stanningley and Swinnow – please call 0113 236 1644 to book, if transport will enable you to attend.
Bramley Lawn is a community social centre managed by Bramley Elderly Action, off Rossefield Approach, Bramley, Leeds, LS13 3RU.
The 2015 Festival will host around 350 films and events and is a qualifying film festival for the Oscars. In 2014 the Festival welcomed more than 40,000 visitors.
